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 1  2,5 |  considerable revenue but this loss was very soon made good
 2  3,11|    hands of the Persians. This loss so deeply impressed the
 3  4,1 |      Byzantine domination. The loss of Egypt was a heavy blow
 4  4,2 |        papal throne. After the loss of Egypt, conquered by the
 5  5,8 |       Byzantine Empire was the loss of Sicily. As early as the
 6  6,2 |       population.[6] After the loss of Syracuse, among important
 7  6,2 |    Basil died. In spite of the loss of Syracuse and the unsuccessful
 8  6,2 |       complete failure and the loss of numerous vessels. Six
 9  7,1 |     incapable of enduring that loss, he resolved to make his
10  7,1 |      promised compensation for loss, in annual payments. He
11  7,1 |   revolt. Cyprus was lost. The loss of Cyprus was a very severe
12  7,2 |        of Byzantium’s definite loss of the island of Cyprus,
13  8,8 |        the latter’s plans, the loss of Hadrianople was a severe
14  8,16|    constructed. Because of the loss of the important monument
15  9,8 |     disastrous event.[190] The loss of Thessalonica impressed
16  9,9 | Giustiniani was an irreparable loss to the besieged. In the
17  9,18| antique style; with an evident loss of clearness, Pachymeres